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the ingram angle from new york city tonight. am e" froa tourist submersible s way to see underwater wreckage . the titanic has disappeared with limited oxyge n on board. a frantic search is underway. we're going to bringti you allue the details in moments. >> but first, remember when biden said this. are you willing to get involved militarily to defend if it comes to that? >> yes. you are. e >> that's a commitment we madesd . >> well, what about when he said this? e >> would u.s. forces defend the island? yes. if, in fact, there anente unprecedented attack. so unlike ukraine, to bed cleas u.s. forces, u.s. men and women would defend in the event of a chinese invasion. >> yes. well, don't worry about any of that, because blinken this weekend made it clear to china stat we won't even i about

stopping them if they invade taiwan. >> on taiwan, i reiterated the longstanding u.s. one-china policy. that policy has not changed. >> we do not support taiwan independence. right now that that's out of the way. how did the rest of the meeting between blinkeindependn and chis president xi jinping, go? well, there's stil l no call on the schedule between bidena d and china says the u.s. needs to stop suppressing themow and start showing some respect. and all that issue with china not returning. defense secretary lloyd austin calla no s. cretar well, that'll probably keep happening. >> itary we don't have an agreement on that yet. >> this is a work in progress, working on it. will the defensen at least talk to each other? >> well, again, to be to be seen, we've made w that.rtant we think that's important, more than important imperative. think the chinese understande very well, because i made veryue clear where coming from.ning

>> joining us now is eldridge, former trump deputy assistant secretary of defense. a elbridge, as of just a few hours ago, biden hadn't even to blinken after the big meeting with ji, telling the presing withs that he's beee talking to blinken through jake sullivan. whalking y is biden so disconnectedo from this? nnecte >> well, actually, the most disturbing thing i thought, judge, aboutd? the what he saidl he when he called the spy balloon silly, had beeloonn abot a thaw. i think the whole thing here that really worries me is not what tony blinken has said. a lot of what he said is just standard boilerplate. saidit's the body language and e optics. it's frankly the position of supplicant to the administration, as it appeared to be, to get that meeting. what did they promise to get that meeting with xi jinping, that was not clearly get to hap. and the chinese foreign minister just a couple of days tht the united states for being wholly responsible. the chinese have not changed their tune th they definitely have not changed their tune on an unprecedented peacetimn e

military buildup specifically designed to take us on to subordinate taiwan. so i'm really worried. what i fear is the trninistration's trying to tur down the temperature with china, maybe because they want to focus on europe or they're gearin g for the election, but that's just asking for trouble because china can smellks inl weakness. >> well, not only that, but when you put together everything that's happened, whether it was that spy craft that you know, it just kind of hovered over intercontinental ballistic missile five months ago. and, you know, then we find out that there are seven different police stations that are connectee fferent d the chinese. it connected to beijing across the country. and you've got our secretaries of defense not talking there is not returning the then i mean, what is it that we are hoping that their economy is increasing and improving? wh.why y is that. well, i'm actually not exactly sure what we're hoping for. i mean, let's let's be clear.chs i mean, the chinese are deliberately rejecting request

by the secretary of defense to talk. and frankly, i don't think that's going to be a panaceae . that's not the real problem. they deliberately flew aircraft and cut off ships in the taiwan straits in the south china sea. they are increasingly aggressive they're feeling a their oats and they're sensing weakness. and by the way, what are the follow meetings that xi jinping was talking to tony blinken about? well, it'sllow-u kerry. it's janet yellen who just said that any basically of any kind would be a disaster. what does that signal? it's the parts t? of the administration that are most inclined to accommodate beijing. this is this is a very disturbing and let's emphasize here, china really has notingpi changed anything in its policy. xi jinping has not altered anything. ld-u their military buildup is continuing. they are decoupling. they have not their position sin on taiwan. >> i was in singapore. yeah. take a listegaporen. g this. i was in singapore. yeah. okay. >>d, the completeli decoupling blinken appears wacwant a stronger econominken relationship with china. >> watch this. >>p economic relationshih

with china is vitally important at a time when countries are trying to rebound from from covid something the unitedtes ha states has done very successfully. we want to see growth. we want to see success in every part of the world, including, of course, in the major. economies like china. >> it's in our interest. that's what you're talking abou iintereat yout. >> yeah, i mean, look, i got. to be honest. i'm actually just kind of confused . and i bet the chinese are, too. is this supposed to be a systemic rivalry? that doesn't mean that we need to wish for the chinese to eat grass. far from it. bualryt when you're talking abon your purported primary rival and you're sayinyingg, oh, we wt them to grow, everything's hunky dory, that's just not very credible. it's confusing'sonfuses ou. confuses our allies, many of whom are sticking their necks out. the japanese their, the philippines, etc., the australians. and then you're getting this kind of mixed messaging. what does it say to me? it says to me they want to turna down the temperature on china because it's not actually a relationship that they're prepared to go to the ma erature t over there, rather plo and appease, perhaps clearly.

alberts, thanks so much for joining us tonight. and earlier tonight, president trump sat down for his first interview since his indictment with our own bret baier. he wasted no time in pointing out the warped standards of justice on display.er. >> this was a weaponization of politics. this was a weaponization of the white house. this was a horrible thing.adin a candidate that's leadingoading wem leading biden by a lot. they go out and they weaponize is a horrible thing that was done. and all of a sudden i start to see this stuff that biden's s done where he's going around scamming every country. he goes to a countryry. and then millions of dollars shows up into accounts. and these are deals. dois is cash coming in? and here's the mosts disappointing thing. >> the press doesn't want to cover it. and of the press, president trump said he wouldngi change one thing if he got elected for a second term. bu t the media won't allow it. lik >> i would like to be, bu

less combative, but i find the press is extremely dishonesndt and it will not come out of i don't get my word across. if i'm not combative. i don't know. i don't think you could win. t coi think regardless, me or somebody else. if somebody else got the nomination got these radical left maniacs would come afterat them at a level like you've never seen before. and they're not going to be ablea lel like to withstand it. >> joining us now is miranda devine, "new york post" columnists and fox news moniributor and monica crowley ,former assistant treasury secretary under trump and host of the monica podcast. all right. i'll start with you, monica. what's your reaction tonight's interview? a i thought it was a blockbuster interview. i thought it was classicblockb . he offered a spirited and very e of the classified documents issue. and then he spoke very and passionately about american foreign policy, which has really been torpedoed under

this president. he spokeicy. russia, ukraine, nh korea, the iran nuclear deal, trade deals. i think he delivered a tour de force tonight. and i think it's you know, this is something come to expect from this president. and when he talked about dealing with press, you know, bret asked him about his tone and suburban women in particular, and how suburban women foefr the most part, might get turned off by his style o and routine to that is, look, my style, my tone kept america for four years. and i think that's a very strong argument make. stron and what he was saying about. going forward is, look, the press is so innately hostile to mo hoste and to evers i stand for and to all of my policies that have no choicei but to punch back. that's something that we've comeng to expect from president trump. and i think it's absolutely right to continuit's rigcontinu miranda i don't think there's anyone who knows more about thiso know about the trump biden relationship than you in terms

of the laptop, the suppression of evidencp and the, the the the stopping of free speech and the publicatioopping on oflp what happened with that laptop. do you think thado you tt trumpg going to be able to get his message out with the press that is suppressed with the at the direction of the fbi and other agenciest the direct. the freedom of speech. r >> look, yes, i don't think that's a problem for him. he has an n uncanny knack of being able to put himself at the center of the news cycle. ce and so he gets his acrossu ar one way or the other. and you're right, he put it very well that the weaponization of, the department of justice and the fbi has been protecting biden is now both barrels being against joe biden's chief rivalg ,which is donald trump. he knows what that's about. t and so his voters, i think,

you know, it's already baked the cake. i don't think it's any damage to him to classified documents. story that i know brad, this was not an easy interview. this was a tough interview. --and donald trump did get angry at times, but he rose to thet an fore. and i think i agree with monica that on foreign policy in particular, it was just a refreshing change and a a reminder of how masterful he was on world stage when he was president. and what a contrast that t to is just to today to seeing the secretary of statetoda, anthony, you know, in lieu of joe biden craven and kowtowing to president and the chinese. but where i do disagree with monica is i think that donald trump failed to answer that about suburban womenmp fai voters satisfactorilley. e and his answer seemed to be, look, i've got great polls,

that's not good enough. and he then went into a long saga about the the stolen 2020 election. right. regardless of the merits of his arguments. no one wants to hear tha want w. in 2024 and those suburban women are disenchanted with joe biden. diu want to give specific. all right, monica, i want you to take a listen to this sound. >> donald trump talking about china and russia. >> for four years, they didn't t invade taiwan and they never even talked about it. you'll find very few discussions about it . r ev and for four years, russia never even thought about it becausght aboue. ry putin and i had a very good relationship, business relationshipood . o in he knew he could not go into ukraine. i told him very strongly, you can' t do it, and if you do, it is going to be a problem. >> and he never did. monica, you know, trump president trump, along with president reaga witn and president nixon before him, was a master of what's known

as mad man theory, janine and miranda. and that is that want anresident american president who projects absolute strength and isngth perceived as maybe just crazy enough by our enemies that they will not against americast and america's interests around the world becausarou wore they o that the retaliatory response will be absolutely devastating . this is what president trump was conveying there, that he directly conveyelyd it to the chinese, to the russians, north koreans, terroristrussia organizations around the world, that if you lift a finger agains.t the states who are our interests, we will destroy you and our enemies knew that he meant what he said. american weakness is actually very provocative. and that's what we're seeing now under joe biden. and the contrast is so stark between the strength trump and the weakness of biden, janine, that i think most of american voters absolutely see that and they're willing to vote on that nexto year.

miranda, 15 seconds on that. ae yes, look, i agree with everything. and joe biden has really put the country peril the world in i peril. and that's something i thinks se that will be one of donald trump's number one policy attractions going forward, as well as, i think economics and brickbats, as there'll be mor e on the hip pocket tomorrow and the rest of his interview. i don't think there's any question but that the foreign policy issues iew. was in the dd trump column. so miranda and monica, thanks so much. >> and nordstrom, old navy west fell, field mall, cinemarky theater. what do all of these have inanne commonmark in the past few weekv they have closed their downtown san francisco locations and now you can add at&t to the list. it just announced today that the flagships in union square is closing due to, quote, consumer shopping habits

changing. but i think we can guess what is really at the heart of this, the danger and the rampant crimhanging.e. e hear this city is undeniable to everyone except mayor london breed in san francisco dangerous. okay. well, here's the thing. san francisco's a major city. s it has challenges. but let's back up a little bit. hasyou are talking about peopli who are leaving the city, but not the people who are stayingud ,expanding, coming to san francisco, moments after thatret clip there, the reporter explained why he was an outsides the empty stores. >> he was talking about it w is worth mentioning that we are not at union square ore at the westfield this morning because we have been advised it bes to be mayorangerou there at this hour. >> well, the mayor didn't likele that and lashe td out inatemen a statement to san francisco gate saying that gma's reportpot is hampering the city's efforts

to bounce back after the pandemic and blamed the lack of foot traffic for these businesses on work from home and, quote, shiftingbusine shopping trendsss. ftin well, the angle has been reporting on the crime in san francisc o for years crime with laura going back there just a few weeks ago. the and what she reported doesn't quite track with what the mayor wants you to think. >> it's been getting worse since i got here. rybody i everybody's just complaining about the crime. it'sinin terrible here after liker 6 p. 6 p.m., like walking around at night. are you afraidm.>> are you afteu can do it alone? >> she wasn't wrong. justrday 6 yesterday, six peopl including a ten year old girl, were hurt when a shootout erupted between two cars last week. famed author shelby steele hadca his car broken into with $30,000 of film equipment stolen and. before that. a store owner told fox news digital that$30,000 state thies stole $100,000 worth of

merchandise from his store. and it doesn't stop a local abc station is reporting there was enough fentanyl seized inl e the tenderloin district to potentially kill 2.1 million people. i sure hope london breedillion is watching this tonight. joining me now is richie greenberg, san francisco political commentato ir and san francisco mayor, mayoral candidatcal comme. is y richard, is your is your mayor lying or why can't she seee issu the issues here? >> well, first of all, thank you so much for having me on tonight, judge jeanine. so t., you know, they say that allc publicity is good publicitity, but not in this case, not in this case for london. boy, is she in trouble. she's a she's a politician. first and foremost.r she's running for reelection next 2024 november. however, she is polling

dismally. and what she wants to do now is she wants dto to try and rete the narrative because she's lost it. e because shshe's control. we here know it as who are and fighting myself or other activists that are here based iner san francisco. we're not fleeing. we're not going anywhere. and we're the ones that everyone should be listening to because we're not trying to obfuscate a the truth. >> you know, the mayor comes out and she, in essence, is angry that came out and said it was just too dangerous to do this. this video clis angrp four in the morning. and instead she says, you know, crime is dowdos n when. but the truth is that homicides are up 10% year over year, as wellb. as robberies up 14, 47%. she herself tried to have a press conference in in an area of town that they cleanedee up it lasted 13 and a half minutes because someone threw a brick at her. why is she insisting that fin you everything is fine. i mean, it's like the emperor

has no clothes lik. >> i mean, does she really think people believe her? well, wants people to believe her because, as i said, she's running for reelection>> and she doesn't want to be thrown out. but myself and others and the polls are all looking really bad for her. we're saying that she needs t to go, that she's worn out her her welcome. she's been in the mayor's office since 2018, went through the pandemic. covid lockdown, which are among the toughest in the nation. and, you know, she went ahead and defunded the police in the summer of 2020 and is trying to regain that. she is also with her new budget that she's just presented b within the last couple of weeks. it's not looking goos nod. h we're going a record high, $14.6 billion for a city with 800,000 residents. and she's in that budget. she's even that bu cut money to thedepart sheriff's department. this is really ridiculous.

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taking the dive sunday morning from the mother ship on the surface. e is officials say there is a pilot and what they call four mission specialisthts on board the u.s.n coast guard, new york, national guard, canadian forces tonight using aircraft, ships and sonar in the searc h. >> it is a remote area and it is a challenge to conduct a a search remote area. we are deploying of our assets to make sure that we can locate the craft and rescue the people on board. >> now, the sub is about the size of a mini van. it's made of carbo siz an fiber and titanium to withstand the pressures at the depths of the ocean floor where they titanic lies. that's about two and a half miles down. officials say the sub had about 96 hours of air on board. that means now roughly 60 hours are two and a half days of oxygen left.

the sub is operated by the company ocean gate expeditionssu . you know, it charges customers about $250,000 for the privilege to see the titanic wreckage for themselves, we're told. on board is a british businessman who is an explorer as well as a french titanic expert. and within the hour, the company saysthemselves.an te yet to establish any communication with the crew. they say c the though is designd to surface by itself if it does run into trouble . but sadly, just so far as ofil this moment, there is stilling e sign of it. >> all right, eric, thanks so ni much. joining me now is michael zinser, a navy diver for 20 years and former director, the dive program at florida state university. michael, you call this a hostile underwater environment. what do you mean by that? undewell, that's and any time you're working extreme depths, especially when you're talking over 13,000 feet, it's going to be a hostile, violent.

first, you got surface conditions that you have to dea l with. what and right now, i don't know what the conditions are, whereth search is going on. but if the vessel is on. the surface it would be very difficult to see. you know, that's if you look at the imag e that you havee on screen right now, you're only looking at the very top of a submarineu have on- thy on a surface. okay. and they're looking for radar. >> see it.o on it would be very difficult to track. so, michael, i guess what you're saying is no one knows where it is at this point. arlls , don't i don't know what they're actually doing in military. >> and the search is goinge in . but you would know if they found it. that's that' is one thing that e know. but one when you're one.on >> former british navy officer warned of a major concern. >> take a look at this. there could have been anhey co accident. it could have become entangled in the wreckagule of titanic. it could indeed have had a catastrophic. >> the answer is we don't knowot just yet. okay know..

>> entangled in the wreckage. interesting. that's true. >> but they would have to gett pretty deep and it would have to sit rightwould on it, too, n entangled unless there's some type of rigging there thats still floating. the somewhat actually have to hit on the bottom d ha, probably get entangled with it. that's a possibility. that is possibility. but if they're that close to it had y hadtheypower and the lights, there's a good chance that they would be able to send some typ sen e of float some type ofe signal to the surface saying they were stuck. >> i'm not sure allattach the equipment attached to that vessel, buedt definitely typically have some type of emergency response. >> they get to the surface. well, if the navy if the navy had any possibility of getting in touch with them, even with a robot, they could do that. but unless they don't know orow unless it's entangled, there's can you you can't read the tea leaves here. >> i wouldn't even attemptould to read the tea leaves. know there's so many variablesoe

that you're dealing with when you're working at that depth, especially when you're doing when the sonar images, the sound images, if you look at the thermocline, is down aboud t 200 meters. the sound that penetratesthat the thermal line is minimal compared to the sound. the sonator image sounds that they are that they're sending down. it's almost like a ping pong ball hitting the table as it bounces reflects off the thermocline. so being able to break downwher to about a thousand meters where the titanic sitse ti is t worst area to be able to penetrate. in fact, during the cold war, submarines used to hide inre the thermocline because it's so hard to locate, identify and track any vessel in area. so here with surface searches, with sonar, with other with other technology, it was being done on the surface. that makes it very difficult. they need to get a client and

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>> and now i'm standing next. to the president again, next to a collapsed bridge here. this is a president that is committedollapsed b to and f. and then on top of that, the dual kind of the law of[stut the phrase immigrationer bill that is going to make sure that there's going to be bridges all across likthere wies all across america getting rebuilt. >> okay. no rebuilt.>> onew, going to sa before you talk. he said he was absolutelyotalkye said he was standing next to a collapsed bridge. makes sense to mollapsed bridges the one that needs rebuilding here, judge, is fetterman. i mean, look, if the kennedy center ever revives young frankenstein, we've got the man for him. and lookine have t fetterman cot even properly introduce a friend. that's fetterma sad. >> it's a pleasure to be here and to introduce my friend, congressman boyle. bio. well, thank you. i'm congressman brendan boyle. >> yeah, well, guess boyle.

boyle is close. judge, 1 one out of two ain't bad. well, raymond, today biden sounded like he caught sound whatever fetterman has. >> oh, it's nice to be here. as you said, working t on something that's a positive thing going forward, not fixing something that happened very wrong, very badly. the reason i'm optimisticrward. is because of this generation. they're in there and i've committe]. gd that by 2020 we will have conserved 30% of all the lands and waters in 2 the united02 states has jurisdiction over. >> what does that mean? they will have conserved the of the land over which the united states has jurisdiction. s that mean we're selling it all the china? well, judge, he said he promises to do it by 2020. somebody tel will it should tell him it's already 2023. but is this climate boondoggle ? he's set aside $10 billion for something called the biden civilian climate corps. they do what nature did to all these conserved territories.

>> god help us. yeah, god to helhelpp us. right now, the white house press secretary is reveling in her status, her historic status. >> this is a historic administration. i'm a historic figure. and i certainl figury walk in hy every day. but this is also a historic presng figurs a because of this president. >> yeah. yeahent.>>, it's historic the wh the hindenburg and the titanic were historic. tic wae, anything is historic. you've reframe it properly. i mean, we're historic. it's the first time we're together at 1040 on juneteenth. i mean, but the biden historical society never ends ap is not the only historic figure there. second gentleman. oh, jokes. oh. tell , and we're going to do ie here. why did that political reporter to the gym so often? >> why the daily spin class? mm-hmm. that's actually not. that's clever. h

i he sounds like his wife. wif >> these. these two. these two better stick to being historical because hysteric call they ain't. i can tell you. look, before we go, judge, i have to update you o n favorite royals. harry and meghan. yeah, yeah. well, i know you follow their every exploit. they, they lost that $20 million spotify deal. bill simmons who is a spotifyh executive. >> put it this way. i wish had been involved in the meghan and harry leave spotify negotiatio n, the grifters. >> that's a podcast. we should have it ther igation.t judge meghaner didn't even do hr own podcast. her staff would reportedlydcast. interview the people she invited on and she would overdub the questions later. we need to sign up for thatstios gig. that would be like, you know, you get your assistants assistant to do the interview and then you just fake the questions later. the there are a couple of words for that. fraudulence is one. the other be called the sussex solution. >> well, you know what's, crazy

about it. bew they say that she there's that she may be the model for fr door mean i don't know where they get this but oh it's rights yeah that through the door shot down those rumors tonight. listen i don't know if y'all listen to me but i by doors sometimes think it's very important they know that that's that's not making to me.. >> well, you know, deal was trying to do a deal with bothmen harry and meghan. and look, this is a bit of a pity i'm sorry they're not doing it, judge because who better than meghan markle to front a perfume like poison? i mean, come on. oh, that's maybe the two of them could have launched their own new fragrance, lazy and entitledum it smells like oe cash with a hint of oprah. >> well, that's very good. appealing to some. yeah. i'll tell you the two of them. scdon't thin d k they out what it is they need to do. you know, other than hatean h the royalsate . and every time i look at kate, she she looks so perfect. everything about her is perfect. and i think this one's just

dyindying. >> she's not over there. but they could have stayed and they made a choice not to, o you know, well, you can't gripe about the relatives and that be your whole brand people. get tired of it. and after that they say, okay, what are you going to do now? the answer are for these two?r >> not much.tw well, you got to give them credit. o,how do you make $20 million, you know, as they call them grifters on a podcast that you only do 12 on? i don't even want to divide that up. you knowdo 1on ? >> oh, it's unbelievable. yeah. i mean, my gosh, you d 2o [laug more shows than that in two weeks. >> yeah. i mean, give me a breahi ght.k. >> unbelievable. raymond, we love you. take care. love you, tonde o. all right. thank you. a jarring attack on pro-life prs caught on tape. the video in moments. plus, another association prioritizing race over health. my friend dr. marc siegel responds next. stay right there. are you ready for a fresh new bath or shower?

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walking in. find the path that worksks for you. learn more at kdka-tv staff stop overdose disturbing. att new video was just released of the brutal attack on two elderly pro-lifek on outside of baltimore, planned parenthood. fox senior national correspondent kevin corke joins me from our d.c. newsroo m hood. with all the details. >> kevin. evening, judge. you know, weeks on, the victims are still recovering tonight. meanwhile, the search for

their attacker is also ongoing. two pro-life activistsarent. oue of a planned parenthood and baltimore nearlye weeks ago brutally attacked by a man who apparently opposed their stance on abortion. tonight, baltimore police are asking forir stanc the public'sp to find the attacker. the victims targeted the facility on north howard street and have been identified ,as schaefer and mark crosby, 80 and 73 years old, respectively. >>. i'm still blind in this one eye. this eyeball is is bleeding the orbital shelf is all are cracked and fractured. and i need a surgery. >> they're just vicious. meantime, jay walton, president of the baltimore county, righ ty rigt to life ch, wrote on a go fund me page for g years. mark has prayed in front of the planned parenthood in baltimore city to let

the scared young abortion minded women know thatare their loved that their baby is loved. as forr baby i the suspect?s lat well, according to police, he was last seen on security cameras. several blocks away, wearing blk a gray t-shirt, blue jeans, brown shoes and a full beard.. somehow, he is still managed to evade justice, least so far. tonight, there is a $2,000 reward being offered information leading to his arrest. and anyone with informatiorewarn asked to call baltimore police for 1039624 11 or your local metro crimestoppers. in that particular circumstance in baltimore, it is eight six,lr six, seven lockup. judge kevin, terrific. thank you.u fo thank you so much for reporting on that very important story.st. and, you know, my fear is if fea they do get them, that they might be let out right away with this cash bail nonsense. >> yeah. let't out s get first. yeah, absolutely. i'm with you. thank you,>> let kevin. first >> mm-hmm. all right. and now it's time fo>>utely.r dn

dun. when everything racist, i guess one. >> everything is racist. the american medical associatio.n is now tellingo stp doctors to stop using the bio body mass index as a primary measurement for body weight because shock. of course, it's racist. they say it has a history of rac harm and racial exclusion and that bmi cutoffs are based a primarily on data collectered from previous generations of non-hispanic white populations. and does not consider a person's gender or ethnicity. joining me now is my good friend and doctor, dr. marc siegel, clinical professor of medicine at nyu langone. boxing's medical contributor. what is your reaction to the roots of bmi being racist? >> that's who i said.am >> i didn't believe thatge the ama was going to get involved in cancelvolved culturt now they're canceling the body mass index, whice bodyh is the g

i look at to at least start me off in the direction of obesity. >> you know, and by the way, even obesity is under attackn .o >> so what are they saying? everybody's saying body positivity. you goder t to yourself the way you are. except for one thing, judge. these things leabuthingsd to bah outcomes. >> okay, but wait a minute. so they're saying, what is it like>> 20% percent of fat is gor bad or 80%? what is the danger zone? >> they're not saying that. they're saying that different ethniciteyy is distribute their fat differently and that what you really got to worry abouicitiet visceral, fat, fat the abdomen. okay. that'sabout t in correct. but th >> and that's what i do in the office. but the first thing i need is a basic guideline to let me know that somebody is in a category i three where i need to look further. it's not racist. it's called good medicine. d mei and the ama has a history lately of getting involved inam politics. this is politics. this is not medicine. again, this is fueled by the body positivity group that says pof as, you are.

but i, as an internist, want people to lose weight. okay i can get a microscope going and figure out where your weight is distributede a .d can use a magnifying glass and say, wait a minute, it's an it. okay. sa where it's brown fat, but that's not how i do it. i want a bn indication if you're in a group i got to worry about, i'm worried aboui amt diabetes. i'm worried about heart disease. i'm worried about cancer. i worry about high blood pressure. >> i want you to lose weight. but the truth is that. not yet. no, but the truth is, like, you can't lose weigh e. t. u lose a certain area. when you lose weight, you lose it in your whole body. soe they're saying fat in some areas, in some people. >> good. but it's it's got to beo be the overall index. >> that makes sense. exactly. i'll tell you that one tiny areay ar, they're right about and we we do this automatically it's going to seem so foolish. ared mysi once compared myself a boxer and i said, wow, that boxer is the same as me. >> i must be in great shape. but but then i realized the boxer was all muscle.. >> okay, so rachel is heavier than fat, right? and i can size a person up in

5 seconds and say, wow, you're working out. you've got bigworkin pecs. i don't have to worry as much about your overall weight. i do thaweightt. >> i don't need a guideline. i don't need somebody taking a tool out o af my. >> that's what they're doing here, by the way. we don't havl e enough attention paid to obesity, period. >> we're moving in the wrong direction. we hav. he we got to get insurance to pay for treatments for obesity. instead, with the ama talking like this, we're not going to even have that. we don't have enough preventio as it is. >> and they're moving away from prevention. okay. so you give everybod won'ty a za can call it a day. >> i give everybody a treadmill and calling their everybodyl work, everybody get off their duff. now, with the pandemic, c is everybody improve their diet. everybody eat. i'll eat olives. you knowr., mediterranean dietre is good for you. >> yes. why you of all people asking why i live on a mediterranean diet. >> just i don't, of course, for berries, fruit, fish, olives, oo all really, really good for you. >> yeah. that was epic, huh? i hear that from smoking now.

and that if you drink a lot, it'lf yol stop you from drinkin. >> it has its uses. i'm not against it for it for certain people. if it gets their weight down and gets their blood pressure down and they're healthier. >> yes. but then that here you have a zapping face for your falls, you're not getting it. >> i think the overall thing is, the enemy here is beings fr political. >> let's stop our medical organizations from being som beo political. >> why should they be any different amid the government's political one man, everything'y political? of course, they're that i mean, look at magazines nonow. w. all right. we got to go now. dr. siegel, thank you very muc ank you h . all right. the most awkward moment on tv today, shockinglt ony did not ce from joe biden. the last fight explains explains. who do you guys think came first? the chicken, the baby back ribs, baby back ribs, chicken tenders all the way back, grilled chicken and baby back ribs, baby back ribs, baby by contenders. >> i'm going to go get some pie . does the thought of losing

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